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On Grothendieck's Algebraicity Conjecture and Random Matrices

Time:Mon., 7:20-8:30 pm Mar. 6, 2023

Venue:West Lecture Hall 西阶梯教室 Zoom Meeting ID: 455 260 1552 Passcode: YMSC http://live.bilibili.com/26581201 Tsinghua University

Speaker:Maxim Kontsevich


DATEMarch 6, 2023
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